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Invest & Impact 2 1 8 Invest & Impact Fund for the Arts Annual Report Our Year in Review This year, we broadened the scope of support for the arts to drive greater impact on all aspects of our community- from education and social services to economic development and tourism. Thanks to our generous donors and arts partners, we nearly doubled our reach - serving 115 organizations this year as compared to 63 last year, as well as increasing the number of grants made from 650 to 685, in support of artists, creatives, schools, libraries, and community centers. Based on the community’s input, Imagine Greater Louisville 2020 is a blueprint for how we can best leverage arts and culture to serve this entire region. We are proud to deliver extraordinary arts access to students, families, seniors, and every member of our community. Together, we are building a more educated, competitive, and economically vibrant region through the power of creativity. Christen Boone President & CEO FY 2018 Highlights In FY 2018... $ $ 115 Organizations 450+ Schools + 81 Counties $8.6 Million 685 1.5 M People raised grants serving 50 Individual Artists Mission To maximize the impact of the arts on economic development, education and the quality of life for everyone by generating resources, inspiring excellence, and creating community connections. About Fund for the Arts is a regional nonprofit with the mission to maximize the arts to drive economic development, education, and quality of life in our community. The Fund conducts one of the oldest united arts campaigns in the country and supports world-class institutions, community organizations, and arts in education. Fund for the Arts also hosts the nationally recognized NeXt! leadership development program for young professionals, and leads collective action across the arts and cultural sector. 2018 Annual Report | 2 Arts for Kosair Kids ® programming with Louisville Central Community Center, Inc. More Art, for More People, in More Places Together, we're putting more arts experiences in neighborhoods across Greater Louisville, in schools, community centers, health and senior care facilities, parks, libraries, and public spaces. Collectively, this propels Greater Louisville further as a nationally recognized community of creativity and compassion, where students are better equipped to succeed and where businesses attract and retain top talent. Our Priorities in Action............................................................................................... ACCESS Arts, culture and creativity are fully integrated into daily life and accessible to everyone in every .......................................... neighborhood every day. More art, for more people, in more places. across .............. .............. 696 providing locations .............. .............. at 5,466 200,000 Arts and Culture .............. in Free or Discounted events 81 1.5 Million Admissions counties to Arts Partner People served events CULTIVATION Greater Louisville is a magnet for artists and creative professionals, where arts and culture ...................................................... organizations and creative industries, both institutional and emerging, are thriving. ........... FUELED BY ................. 50 artists ........... ............... ..................... 1,241 artists Making 4,117 training opportunities 3,558 volunteers ........... ........... volunteer Grants and 1,241 jobs 49,708 115 possible hours with awarded to organizations Arts Partners ......... SERVING: 18 Arts Organizations Delivering $1,511,497.11 Non Arts value for volunteer hours to 97 Organizations FFTA and Arts Partners 2018 Annual Report | 4 EDUCATION Every child in our community has the opportunity to experience and ...................................................................................... participate in arts and culture through experiences in their schools, out-of-school programs and with their families. ....... ............................................. EDUCATION EXPERIENCES IN 400,000 Arts in Education experiences 450+ 45 64 provided by Arts Partners Schools Out of School Counties $ $ Locations FUELING 179,000 Average GPA of Youth Arts experiences 3.2 Training Participants directly funded by FFTA ........ “My work generates in me ................................................................................................................ ........ the continuous desire to ....... RESULTING IN FFTA Education programs help do good to others, and I students to: of Teachers • Master academic standards hope it is the same with % 98 Surveyed • Think critically and solve complex Agree problems those who appreciate it.” • Work collaboratively • Develop creativity skills • Communicate more eectively – Yunier Ramirez Kentucky Refugee Ministries Artist Imagine Greater EQUITY, DIVERSITY & INCLUSION (EDI) Louisville 2020 recipient Cultural equity is leading the way to a more equitable, diverse and ................................. inclusive community improving the social connectivity and cultural vitality of the region. ................................. $ $ ....... in 49 organizations .......... Serving 37 $511,000 ....... ............. Serving + EDI Projects 41,564 invested in 55,000 People West Louisville people throughout West Louisville PROMOTION Greater Louisville is recognized nationally and internationally as a ...................................................... leading city of arts and culture attracting talent to live and work and tourists to play and stay. ....... ............................................. PRESS MENTIONS FFTA Press Mentions: 402 Arts Partners Press Mentions: 2,288 105 Reached 225 International 678 International National 994 National 2,220 177 State Regional/ zip codes 506 Local for Arts Partners ....... 5,551 23,000+ Louisville Arts Email Link Downloads Subscribers Who We (Schools continued) Leslie County High South Todd Elementary Lincoln Performing Arts School Southern High Corbin High School Lone Jack School Center Southside Elementary Corbin Intermediate Louisville Male High Spring Hill Elementary Corbin Middle Lowe Elementary St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Corbin Primary Luhr Elementary St. Joseph Children's Home Support Corpus Christi Classical Academy Mapleton Elementary St. Joseph Crittenden Mt. Zion Elementary Marie Roberts-Caney Elementary St. Margaret Mary Crossroads Elementary Mary Carrico Catholic St. Matthews Elementary ARTS & CULTURE Louisville Philharmonia - Kassie Alderson Crums Lane Elementary Maryhurst Academy St. Nicholas Academy ORGANIZATIONS The Musicians' Orchestra Kristen Renee Miller Cub Run Elementary Maryville Elementary Stonestreet Elementary Louisville Story Program Lake Steurer 21c Museum Hotel Dewitt Elementary Maupin Elementary School Summit Academy of Louisville Urban League Les Waters Dixie Elementary McFerran Preparatory Academy Greater Louisville 90.5 WUOL Classical Louisville Louisville Visual Art Linda Bruckheimer Acting Against Cancer Doss High McLean County Middle Taylor County High Louisville Water Lonetta Martin Dunn Elementary Medora Elementary The Academy @ Shawnee Actors Theatre of Louisville Louisville Youth Choir Mac Daum Allegro Dance Project Inc Earlington Elementary Memorial Elementary The Brook-Dupont Louisville Youth Orchestra Micah Chandler East Oldham Middle Metcalfe County Elementary Thomas Jefferson Elementary AMPED (Academy of Music Production Louisville Zoo Michelle Staggs Education and Development) Edmonson County High Metcalfe County Middle Toliver Elementary Maker Mobile, Inc. Owen Matthiessen Eisenhower Elementary Middlesboro High Tompkinsville Elementary Arts Alliance Southern Indiana Metro Parks and Recreation - Iroquois Peter Berkowitz Arts Association of Oldham County Elliott County High Middletown Elementary Trunnell Elementary Amphitheater Peyton Harshfield Engelhard Elementary Mill Creek Elementary Tully Elementary Arts Commission of Danville/ Muhammad Ali Center Portia White Boyle County ESL Newcomer Academy Monroe County Middle Tyner Elementary Museum of the American Printing Ralph S. Helm Estill County High Mount Tabor Elementary Utica Elementary Asia Institute Crane House House for the Blind Ron Schildknecht Athiri Inc Estill County Middle Mount Washington Elementary Visually Impaired Preschool Services Old Louisville Neighborhood Council Rose Flowers Evarts Elementary Mount Washington Middle Waller-Williams Environmental School Bernheim Arboretum and PANDORA PRODUCTIONS Sara Callaway Research Forest Fairdale Elementary Mt. Vernon Elementary Warfield Elementary Play Cousins Collective Sarah McCartt-Jackson Fairdale High Nativity Academy at St. Boniface Warren East High Bluegrass Anonymous, Inc. Portland Museum Susan Bramer Bridge Kids International Fairmont Elementary New Albany High Watson Lane Elementary Rhythm Science Sound Tatiana Christine Rathke Farmer Elementary New Washington High Watterson Elementary Bullitt County Arts Council River City Drum Corp Cultural Teddy Abrams Bunbury Theatre Company Fern Creek Elementary Newburg Middle Wayne County Middle Arts Institute, Inc Teri Dryden Fern Creek High Newport Intermediate Weinberg Academy at Home of Carnegie Center for Art & History Riverside, the Farnsley-Moremen Landing Terri Foster Center For Neighborhoods Field Elementary Nichols Elementary the Innocents Sarabande Books, Inc. Tyler Robertson Flat Gap Elementary Noe Middle Wellington Elementary CirqueLouis Shelby County Community Theatre Wendy Brown Commonwealth Theatre Center, Inc. Floyds Knobs Elementary North Calloway Elementary West
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